- Internet Marketing with Web Chemistry
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Do you need to Convert PDF to Word?
Most of us have Adobe PDF documents that we occasionally need to update or edit. If you don’t have the origional documents there are ways round it just Convert PDF to Word.
Options to Convert PDF to Word
- Install an application on your PC
- Use
Posted in Cloud Computing, ComputerSpot News, Explained, Free Software, IT Support, Technical Tips | Tags: Adobe Pdf Files, Microsoft Word, Nitro PDF | 1 Comment »
Virtualisation
Even if you have no interest in Virtualisation or Cloud Technology take a look at the video. It shows that Microsoft have a sense of humour when trying to get across their message around the cloud.
If you know nothing about Cloud Computing this is a great, tongue in cheek, introduction
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Android Gingerbread Ships for Desire Z on Vodafone
The latest update for the HTC Desire Z is now available, for Vodafone customers at least. This update installs Android 2.3 (Also known as Android Gingerbread).
I have downloaded and installed it on my HTC Desire Z this evening.
Check for
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Thrutu
Thrutu™ lets you share all kinds of information and media while you’re on a call — at the touch of a button, and without disrupting the conversation.
Thrutu has Apps for both Android and iPhone, so you can share information and play across the different platforms. You can even
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What is Plan B?
At some point we have all had that heart stopping moment when we realise that ‘I can’t Find My Phone’. Plan B is the first and only ‘find my phone’ app that you download AFTER you’ve already lost your phone.
I can’t find my Phone –
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Get all the features of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free plus:
The new evaluation of Malwarebytes Pro allows you to test the features of the Professional edition for 14 days before it reverts to the feature set of the Free Edition. Malwarebytes Pro adds the following features to the set available in the
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Critical Android Vulnerability
Yesterday, researchers from Germany’s University of Ulm reported that some Android applications transmit sensitive authentication data without properly securing it, making people vulnerable to having their private data (e.g. Calendar Contacts, Pictures) accessed by an attacker.
When a vulnerable device transmits its authentication data, an attacker can
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Web Chemistry - how to secure High Value Clients online for your services
If your business has a website and you want to do more business on-line then you need to work out how to secure high value clients for your services. Web Chemistry will help you to discover how to
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Microsoft to buy Skype
Microsoft have entered into a definitive agreement, today, to buy Skype for 8.5 Billion Dollars.
You can read the details in the full Microsoft Press Release at http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2011/may11/05-10CorpNewsPR.mspx
Skype will support Microsoft devices like Xbox and Kinect, Windows Phone and a wide array of Windows devices, and Microsoft will connect
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Capsule CRM add Mobile Support
Capsule CRM have added Mobile support to their hugely successfully Cloud CRM Application. If you already use Capsule CRM you can start using the Capsule CRM mobile application today.
Mobile Support with Capsule CRM
Capsule CRM Mobile supports the following mobile phones.
- iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4
Posted in Business, Cloud Computing, ComputerSpot News, CRM, Free Software, Home Users, Internet, Mobile Computing, Reviews | Tags: android, Blackberry, Capsule CRM, Contact Manager, CRM, Free Tools, Iphone, Mobile Support, Opportunity Management, Pay as you go, Sales Automation, Sales Opportunities, Sales Pipeline, Web-to-Lead, Work Flows | 2 Comments »
Do you get an error when you try to open attachments in Outlook?
I had a situation last week where a customer couldn’t open .tiff attachments direct from Outlook, however if they saved the attachment first they could open it. The customer was using SBS 2003 and the attachments were inbound
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